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Midline neck swellings in children are
A Thyrogiossal cyst
B Dermoid cyst
C Branchial cyst
D Stemomastoid tumour
E Cystic hygroma
These followings are the midline neck swelling
A Dermoid cyst
B Thyroglossal cyst
C Ectopic thyroid
D Cystic hygroma
E Branchial cyst
Lateral neck swellings are
A Branchial cyst
B Pharyngeal pouch
C Carotid body tumor
D Cervical rib
E Thyroglossal cyst
Lateral swellings of the neck include
A Branchial cyst
B Pharyngeal pouch
C Chemodectoma
D Cervical rib
E Thyroglossal cyst
The following are differential diagnosis of a midline swelling of the neck
A Thyroglossal cyst
B Dermoid cyst
C Cystic hygroma
D Laryngocele
E Branchial cyst
Differential diagnosis of midline neck swelling are
A Thyroglossal cyst
B Dermoid cyst
C Thyroid nodule
D Branchial cyst
E Cystic hygroma
The followings are midline swelling
A Thyroglossal duct cyst
B Dermoid cyst
C Carotid body tumour
D Cystic hygroma
E Branchial cyst
The phrase "to fight neck to neck " is closest in meaning to.
A to fight back
B to fight one sidely
C to fight equally
D to fight randomly
Brilliantly translucent swellings are
A Cyst of the epididymis
B Cystic hygroma
C Meningocele
D Primary vaginal hydrocele
E Spermatocele
The curved swellings from the growth of layers or wounds left after branches are cut off in an irregular manner are known as
A Knots
B Rindgalls
C Burls
D None of these

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